@nytimes: A southern cassowary at an Australian zoo has laid eggs for the first time in 34 years, after a carefully managed breeding process. The birds, known as the most dangerous in the world, are a protected species. Just about 4,500 southern cassowaries remain in the wild in Australia, with their habitat under threat. #australia #cassowary #birdtok

pokobear :

must be delicious fried eggs

rosa.mexicano :

Damn so these males actually take care of their kids?

Skip Flash :

34 years? I didn’t know they lived that long

uchi435 :

Wow precious eggs ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏

💙💙 Katy 💙💙 :

Awesome. I love species whose dads have a real role in raising the children.

CERS :

Basically a dinosaur

Sebastian ༼ :

“It will be the dad’s job to raise the chicks after incubating them…” proceeds to try to eat the egg

NspireN :

Are they sure they are not big avocados?

salabu :

many in Uganda national parks

Mr.Rando :

they say you live longer if you stop warrying.

a_dream4488 :

Beautiful

fitz :

Dangerous is their claws and long legs

user848381848282 :

Damn literally everybody is having kids

Aunty Galavanty :

Yaskara61 :

It really looks like a dinosaur doesn’t it

bongoguy48 :

So cute

mylan.automotive :

MR.CHONCHO :

Uganda is bleeding

CharlieG :

So green! Should have laid it in a fridge 🥚

user4578341821750 :

so many environmental protections gone to shit

COCKO🐓of TRUTH :

huesitosylunas :

they dont want to be in the zoos

David S :

Who’s the father? Or did nature find a way

user4176796519984 :

"That's three degrees of @WNBA national security"